thanks i’ll try that. It did work after a while when i came back to that task
later in the mix.
Then i solo safe 4 tracks in succession, and could not get it working again an
hour later. so i’ll try hiding the tracks next time, or i’ll try the surface.
Steve
> On 6 Mar 2015, at 2:31 am, Chad Mor
Hey martin. as if you insert an eq plug over your track, i’d have thought
that’s as good as using an eq before going in to pt. your sound will not change
until you modify or remove the plugin. The thing is, if you want it to stay
that way, you can always bounce it to a track afterwards, or as po
yes it is a slog mixing with out a surface in p t. i did my first mix that way
to learn a few things. But give me my mackie m c u pro. Works great with p t.
Steve
> On 6 Mar 2015, at 4:51 am, Scott Chesworth wrote:
>
> True, true. Editing in PT is fairly doable, but I should think mixing
> with
sounds very cool.
> On 6 Mar 2015, at 4:38 am, Scott Chesworth wrote:
>
> Unless it's changed recently, you can just hold down the modifier
> you'd use when clicking the mouse whilst pressing the button on the
> relevant channel strip of the control surface. It's neat.
>
> Scott
>
> On 3/5/15,
Ah, totally different from the Avid Icon surface. The Company name is Icon and
I see that the surface is called the iControl.
I didn't see any mention of Pro Tools compatibility specifically but it appears
to have HUI emulation so it'll probably work. I guess it depends upon whether
you want gr
Hi again,
It is the:
iControls Pro from Icon. 8 tracks on the main unit and expendabel to 32. For
about 1600 euro's / dollar
> Op 5 mrt. 2015 om 22:04 heeft Sean A. Cummins het
> volgende geschreven:
>
> There's now the Avid s3 for $4999 as well.
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> From: Sla
I wonder how the converters are in that one.
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To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
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T
There's now the Avid s3 for $4999 as well.
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From: Slau Halatyn
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, March 05, 2015 1:44 PM
Subject: Re: Controlservice and screen question, better ask before buying ;)
Hi Mac,
You mention the Icon but I think y
All modifiers work with surfaces for global commands. So, selecting, soloing,
record enabling, etc. can all be done by holding the appropriate modifier and
pressing the function button.
Slau
On Mar 5, 2015, at 1:30 PM, Poppa Bear wrote:
> Is there a way to activate safe solo on control surfa
Hi Mac,
You mention the Icon but I think you're possibly mistaken. I've seen Icon
surfaces in the $100,000 range. You might be thinking of some other surface. At
any rate, the Artist series is probably the best for Pro Tools in the $1500
range. From there, you can go up to a C|24 or S3 or S6 bu
This is horrifying!
http://productionadvice.co.uk/aretha-autotune/
Chris
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Hi,
question.
I am near to buy the proTools software and also a controlService.
My eyes lay on the controlservice of Icon, the pro, witch is expenabel up to 32
tracks or channels.
I am thinking of buying this one.
Are there on this list any tips for do's and dont's when it comes to controlers?
I k
True, true. Editing in PT is fairly doable, but I should think mixing
without a surface would be a slog.
On 3/5/15, Poppa Bear wrote:
> I will have to try that out. It is such a pain to go through trying to
> identify tracks and busses when mixing, having to select and solo this and
> that cramps
I will have to try that out. It is such a pain to go through trying to identify
tracks and busses when mixing, having to select and solo this and that cramps
the work flow at times.
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From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
Scott
Unless it's changed recently, you can just hold down the modifier
you'd use when clicking the mouse whilst pressing the button on the
relevant channel strip of the control surface. It's neat.
Scott
On 3/5/15, Poppa Bear wrote:
> Is there a way to activate safe solo on control surfaces?
>
> -
Hello Martin, I am not sure of your goal. When you bounce the track down to
stereo it will record the EQ insert on the audio. The other way is to select
the audio once you have it recorded and then do a destructive change by
applying the EQ setting in the audio sweet. Why do you need the EQ reco
Is there a way to activate safe solo on control surfaces?
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Slau Halatyn
Sent: Thursday, March 05, 2015 9:20 AM
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: solo safe again
Good point. Keep in
Hi Martin,
Sorry, I'm not sure what you're asking. Usually, but not necessarily always, EQ
is instantiated in the first slot. Could you rephrase the question?
Slau
On Mar 5, 2015, at 8:31 AM, Martin Sopart wrote:
> Hi Slau!
>
>> You can use Audio Suite plug-ins to process the sound.
>
> Th
Good point. Keep in mind that VoiceOver sometimes "sees" things that aren't
actually displayed on screen. For example, some items that are hidden within
collapsed areas in certain windows.
Also, of course, having a control surface is where this stuff just isn't an
issue.
Slau
On Mar 5, 2015,
yes, if your audio interface/mixing console has EQ. (grin)
At 03:18 AM 3/5/2015, you wrote:
Hello!
Yesterday I recorded an ukulele.
To get rid of the low picup noise I inserted an eq with a highpass filter in
insert slot 1.
When bypassing the eq after the take, all the low stuff was there again
I have found if you have to many tracks showing it doesn’t work very well. try
hiding the tracks you don’t want to change anything on and give it a go.
hth
On Mar 3, 2015, at 8:20 PM, Steve Sparrow wrote:
> Hi gys.
> Well i thought i had this one sorted out.But i can’t seem to solo safe
> a
Hi,
if I was informed right, you could create several tracks to do this. Track one,
raw audio, only the signal from your mike.
Track 2, gate and EQ. And if you wanna go firther, track 3,
compression and enhancement.
If you route the output of track one, that is your raw audio, to buz 1, and the
Hi Slau!
> You can use Audio Suite plug-ins to process the sound.
This was what I did.
But where is the first insert placed in the routing of recording audio?
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Keep in mind that there's a regular Library folder which you can access by
simply opening your hard drive but there's also a hidden Library folder which
can be accessed through the method I detailed. I haven't seen a Library item
under the Go menu for a few years but perhaps it's different for y
Hi Martin,
You can use Audio Suite plug-ins to process the sound. What most people do is
simply leave the EQ plug-in instantiated just like on a mixing console.
Slau
On Mar 5, 2015, at 3:18 AM, Martin Sopart wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Yesterday I recorded an ukulele.
> To get rid of the low picup n
Slau!
In German Mavericks and Yosemite:
When navigating through the Finders go to menu I already find Library above
Computer.
Pressing option on Computer and then adding controle and space opens the
Computer folder here.
Any ideas?
Best! / Martin
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Hello!
In Pro Tools 11.3.1 I'm able to select multiple tracks which are not in
order or linked or what ever the correct word is. :-)
It's possible by pressing voiceover+space on the desired tracks in the
tracklist table.
In fact that I never heard that this is possible for VoiceOver users I wan
I believe you would need an external E-Q for that.
On 3/5/15, Martin Sopart wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Yesterday I recorded an ukulele.
> To get rid of the low picup noise I inserted an eq with a highpass filter
> in
> insert slot 1.
> When bypassing the eq after the take, all the low stuff was there ag
Hello!
Yesterday I recorded an ukulele.
To get rid of the low picup noise I inserted an eq with a highpass filter in
insert slot 1.
When bypassing the eq after the take, all the low stuff was there again.
Is there a way to have a pre eq which effects the audio before it's
recorded?
Thanks and be
Hi Slau!
Thanks for that! / Martin
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